Ask Amy: Why do people give false hope when things aren’t going to get better?

I think it would be much more realistic to prepare for forever COVID.

Yes, the end seems to be receding into the distance with every passing complication, but the reason to keep people’s hopes up is because … the pandemicend, just as the pandemics that came before it also eventually transitioned from pandemic to endemic.

Viruses causing other pandemics and epidemics — including polio — still exist, but we live with them, mitigating the risks. In terms of your own physical and mental health, you can get out — and you should get out. You should spend as much time as possible outdoors. You can safely meet people for walks or visits outside. You can minimize the health risk to you and others by mask wearing, social distancing, and washing your hands well. Humans are social beings, and spending time safely with other people will be good for your health.

He has been gone now for over two years and I am trying my best to go through his things and decide what to keep and what to donate.

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